This is a white, long-length kurti, likely made from cotton, with significant Sambalpuri ikat and woven patterns. It features a flared A-line silhouette, also known as a frock style or anarkali-style kurti. The design is a mix of classic Sambalpuri motifs and contemporary styling.

Top/Yoke:

The upper part of the kurti (the yoke) is the most prominent feature. It is crafted from a darker, intricately patterned fabric, likely handwoven Sambalpuri ikat. The pattern appears to be a traditional geometric design in shades of black, maroon, and white, with subtle hints of red. There's a horizontal band of red and gold woven trim separating the yoke from the main white body.

Body:

The main body of the kurti is a clean, plain white cotton fabric. It is decorated with small, scattered black polka dots or circular motifs, which add a playful and modern touch. The fabric seems light and breathable, consistent with cotton. The silhouette is fitted at the bust and waist and then flares out generously towards the hem, creating a graceful flow.

Sleeves:

The sleeves are 3/4 length and are made from the same white fabric as the body. At the cuffs, there is a border that matches the Sambalpuri woven pattern found at the hem, featuring a mix of black, gold, and white geometric designs.

Hemline:

The most striking part of the kurti's lower section is the wide, multi-layered border at the hem.

 * The top layer is a repeating square checkerboard pattern in red, black, and white.

 * Below that is a detailed Sambalpuri ikat border with traditional motifs in black and gold.

 * The very bottom edge features a thin, solid black line.

Styling & Features:

 * Fabric: Likely Sambalpuri handloom cotton.

 * Color Palette: Predominantly white, black, and maroon/red, with accents of gold.

 * Pattern: A combination of geometric ikat patterns and small polka dots.

 * Silhouette: Flared A-line/frock style.

Shifting Date-10-12days